Comments on: Guest Post: The Bogus Figures on Trafficking

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By: 02: Nick Griffin, Sex Trafficking and All Women Shortlists « House of Comments

Wed, 09 Dec 2009 00:52:13 +0000

[...] number of blog posts this week, including Unity’s at Liberal Conspiracy and Dr Belinda Brooks Gordon’s guest post on Charlotte Gore’s blog, have taken the Home Office to task about their statistics on sex trafficking. Do the figures add [...]

By: maebella james

maebella james — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 23:13:09 +0000

The goverment should tell the general public the truth about them pimping off working woman. I know full well through personal experiance about one of their busts in a well established Sheffield Sauna where they threatend the staff with prosecution if they didnt all declare the earnings made and go on the books and pay tax on the earnings for sex sales/massage ect. But the job discription had to be one of number of therapist type of lable eg aromatherapist beautician hair stylist ect. One lady there refused to be labled with such a lie and said fine if the goverment want to pimp off me then let my job discription say so i want to be listed honestly as a prostitute. Needless to say the said working lady was made to leave the establishment. The sauna is still open and is still using the cover as listed to get a percentage of these working girls earning to this day. Ask Harmen about that little cover up them

By: Gregory Carlin

Gregory Carlin — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:24:35 +0000

The ‘rescue’ associated with R v Dempsey and Chen was planned six weeks earlier (15 th April) in Paul Goggins MP office at the NIO,

Goggins proceeded to issue a prejudical press statement 28th May as if the PSNI had dashed to the rescue as soon as they heard about the sex slaves,

For the record, I regularly urged Poppy/Eaves to distance their org from state actors involved in privacy violations & reality TV policing events.

Best wishes

Gregory Carlin

Irish Anti-Trafficking Coaltion

From: Gregory Carlin
To: info@policeombudsman.org ; dhughes@uri.edu
Cc: lisa_thompson@usn.salvationarmy.org ; poppy@eaveshousing.co.uk ; info.poppy@eaveshousing.co.uk ; sasha ; londonfeminist@yahoo.co.uk ; Birnie, Esmond; rebecca.dudley@nihrc.org ; info@womensaid.org.uk
Sent: Thu May 28 20:40:31 2009
Subject: Urgent Complaint – Brothel Raid – Newry and Lisburn Road Belfast.

Mr. Al Hutchinson
Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
New Cathedral Buildings
St Anne’s Square,
11 Church Street, Belfast
BT1 1PG

Complaint – Brothel Raid – Newry and Lisburn Road Belfast.

28th May 2009

Dear Mr. Hutchinson

I would like to lodge a complaint in relation to misconduct by the PSNI.

It is a violation of CEDAW, ICCPR and the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, and the United Nations Minimum Rules for the Administration of Juvenile Justice to exploit prostituted women via photography for public relations etc.

*********************

Media Centre
Goggins welcomes success against human traffickers
Thursday 28 May 2009

Security Minister and Chair of the Organised Crime Task Force, Paul Goggins MP, has congratulated those involved in today’s operation which has dismantled a Chinese organised crime gang involved in human trafficking.

The PSNI led Operation Sleek resulted in a number of properties searched and arrests made, with six victims of human trafficking rescued.

Paul Goggins said: “Human trafficking is a vile and wicked crime and I would like to congratulate all those officers involved in the PSNI led multi agency operation today. This has dismantled a Chinese organised crime gang involved in Human Trafficking in Northern Ireland.

“Six victims of human trafficking were rescued today in Northern Ireland and three people have been arrested. This is an encouraging result.”

“The victims will receive care and support to help them recover from their horrific ordeal and I am delighted that the arrangements we made earlier this year with Women’s Aid and the Migrant Helpline are now available for victims of human trafficking.”

Notes to editors

The Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking of Human Beings was ratified by the UK on 17 December 2008 and came into force on 1 April 2009.

The Convention requirements include the provision of safe and secure accommodation and services for victims of human trafficking during a minimum period of recovery and reflection of 30 days. In the UK this period of recovery and reflection will be 45 days.

Under a new package of support for victims of human trafficking announced in March by Paul Goggins, Women’s Aid Federation Northern Ireland will look after adult female victims of sexual trafficking recovered in Northern Ireland. Migrant Helpline will look after adult male victims of sexual trafficking and all victims of labour trafficking recovered in Northern Ireland. Any children recovered will be cared for under the requirements of the Children (NI) Order 1995.

By: Gregory Carlin

Gregory Carlin — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:08:36 +0000

(For Poppy/Eaves & UKHTC watchers – we maintain an archive re: privacy violations, the prostituted women were targeted by outraged citizens in the 2003 incident)

(Leeds/PSNI) R v Dempsey and Chen

11. All such measures should respect the dignity and privacy of the trafficked person.

Esmond

A direction from Leeds re: PSNI. Trafficked and prostituted women are being used by NGOs and state agencies (PSNI, UKHTC, SOCA etc.) in the same way as PETA or PLAYBOY develops content. It was suggested we go back to July 2003 and prepare exhibits for the House of Lords re: the PSNI dragging prostituted women out in Derry for the Belfast Telegraph to photograph them. Local residents threatened the prostituted women in the same PSNI orchestrated incident. It was on the front page.

Gregory

and in the meantime …

21/07/2005

Amnesty International – feedback
AI have shown us a draft of their ‘stop the trafficking’ of women campaign and want feedback. It involves images of women representing pieces of meat. Thank you everyone for comments so far

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